People in poverty get entangled in unscrupulous webs of deceit. Details of a murder become part of the intricate narrative, and justice is a character waiting in the sidelines. In
Adventuress Emily Blackwood has been hired by Heinrich Vogel to come to his castle in the Scottish Highlands, to catalogue his vast collection of taxidermy. Once there, she realizes what
In her debut poetry collection, Burn After Reading, Jessica Ciencin Henriquez invites readers to fully engage with the complex emotions surrounding loss, change, and grief. She encourages us to embrace
Unfamiliar Territory is the latest release from the Lowestoft Chronicle, a collection of short stories and poems which are bound together by the theme of travel through foreign lands. The
How does a young Israeli transform into a mensch when barely in his teens and confronted with an array of neurotic friends and relations in an unstable world constantly in
In Reclaiming a Christian Moral Compass, Thomas Fitzhugh Sheets presents a deeply passionate call for Christians to return to a biblically grounded moral foundation. The book explores the perceived moral
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